The Half-Baked Ray Caster project is hosted on sourceforge.net. You can also see it in action at http://hbrc.sourceforge.net/. It has already been used to ship a real, live Flash game, so it’s stable production code.

The build environment is based on the C Preprocessor for ActionScript project, as the preprocessor made macro functions and unrolling of repetitive code more convenient.

• Camera does roll, yaw and limited pitch
• Stick to the ground or fly over/under/through things.
• Strip extra render features off to speed up rendering
• Supports primitive shading and lighting effects
• Does various types of texture mapping
• Can be above and below things
• Has built-in sprite support based on native Flash MovieClip type objects
• You can author ‘3D’ sprites as Flash vector data, with a limited number of yaw rotations
• Since sprites are vector based, they look nice however close or far away they are
• Does not have to re-render the geometry if the camera isn’t moving.